Vaccinations

Which white blood cells produce antibodies or immunoglobulins?

What type of immunity is produced by the action of antibody production?

Vaccines need to be maintained at:

Attenuated (weakened) vaccines are a type of:

Which virus leads to neurological signs in dogs?

Which virus can lead to corneal clouding or blue eye?

Which virus leads to hyperkeratinisation of the nose and pads?

Which disease leads to haemorrhagic gastro-enteritis?

Which of the following pathogens is caused by a bacteria and leads to parainfluenza in dogs?

Which disease in dogs is zoonotic and causes Weils Disease in Man?

Which of the following diseases is caused by a bacterium?

Which virus leads to chronic conjunctivitis in cats?

Which type of virus in cats presents itself with flu symptoms including oral ulceration?

Which virus in cats can be spread by vertical transmission?

Which of the following is a viral infection in rabbits?

Why is an adjuvant added to a killed vaccine?

What type of immune response happens in the body following the administration of a vaccine?

What type of immunity is produced by neonatal puppies sucking from the dam?

A toxin or foreign substance which induces an immune response in the body: [blank_start]Antigen[blank_end] Weakened or modified: [blank_start]Attenuated[blank_end] Enhances the efficacy of a vaccine: [blank_start]Adjuvant[blank_end]

[blank_start]Passive immunisation[blank_end]: Passing of antibodies in an antisera or antitoxin [blank_start]Antisera[blank_end]: blood serum full of antibodies produced by one animal and used to protect others [blank_start]Active immunisation[blank_end]: Naturally occurring infection or vaccine administration

What age is a flu and herpes vaccine given to foals?